United States - CLI Component Series & Turning Points

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Component Series (Unit)	Source
Dwellings started (number)	Bureau of the Census
Net new orders for durable goods (us dollar - million)	Bureau of the Census
Share prices: NYSE composite (2000=100)	Bureau of the Census
Consumer sentiment indicator (normal = 100)	University of Michigan
Weekly hours of work : manufacturing (hours)	Bureau of Labor Statistics
Purchasing managers index (BS) (% balance)	Institute of Supply Management
Spread of interest rates (% per annum)	Federal Reserve

Reference chronology of turning points (P = Peak, T = Trough, Date = mmyy) : P0257 T0458 P0160 T0261 (P1261) (T1064) P0366 T0767 P0369 T1170 P1073 T0375 P1278 (T0780) (P0781) T1282 P0684 T0986 P0189 T0391 (P0792) (T0893) P0195 T0196 (P1197) (T1298) P0600 T1201 P0702 Minor cycles appear in brackets

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